He's in Coventry, suddenly he thinks he's toughMidlands Reg, Midlands.
He's in Coventry, suddenly he thinks he's toughMidlands Reg, Midlands.
If he is, he needs to brush up on his knowledge of driver's hours!I knew you would eventually out yourself as an Eddie Stobart driver.
No idea. I'm gently left, so it's not for me. I just find it interesting that almost everything I read on their site (usually from links on CC) is under the "men" umbrella. If it's a men-only paper, surely they either don't need the "men" URL, or everything should be under it.Do women read the Telegraph?
Not intended as a sexist question, just thought the Telegraph had a very narrow demographic, I only came across the quiz because someone tweeted it. I'm not sure who would read the Telegraph these days, although question 1 may answer that.
Two of them are Scottish.9/10, barely driven in England but can't help picking up information from you lot bleating on all the bloody time about your country
I dunno, now I've put a bit of weight (lard) on I find it quite 'heartening' to find I might be a bit 'sexier'No idea. I'm gently left, so it's not for me. I just find it interesting that almost everything I read on their site (usually from links on CC) is under the "men" umbrella. If it's a men-only paper, surely they either don't need the "men" URL, or everything should be under it.
Coincidently this appeared in my FB feed after I posted http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-are-more-attractive-to-women-and-live-longe/
This is clearly a "men" article, but bizarrely it's categorized under "news". But I suspect most Telegraph readers are sharing it with their friends
Yeah, me too. But I suspect I'll have to search further than a daily paper website to find articles telling me I'm ok.I dunno, now I've put a bit of weight (lard) on I find it quite 'heartening' to find I might be a bit 'sexier'
That was the thing, just basic knowledge of the numbering system shows how the wrong answers are miles out. The motorways around Manchester are a nightmere for me to sort out, so many and they blend into each other.10/10
Quite straightforward especially with both wrong answers to each question being very very wrong. Lol
Shouldn't that be in 'Any Good Jokes?'When I was a teenager I got off with a girl called Emmy Leven. After the Friday night disco we were snogging, my hand slipped down the back of her neck, kneeding gently. My fingers slid along her scapula. They were like granite.
She had hard shoulders!